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Rereading Tagore / Amiya Dev
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TextPublication details: India Niyogi Books 2018Description: 246 PISBN: - 9789386906304
- 891.448 DEV-A
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BITS Pilani Hyderabad | 800 | General Stack (For lending) | 891.448 DEV-A (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 38729 |
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| 891.44371 BHO-S Subaltern speaks : | 891.445 GUH-C Bridging East and West : | 891.445 SEN-A Religion and Rabindranath Tagore : select discourses, addresses, and letters in translation / | 891.448 DEV-A Rereading Tagore / | 891.448509 GUP-U Difficult freindship : letters of Edward Thompson and Rabindranath Tagore 1913-1940 / | 891.448509 HOS-R Motichur : Sultana's dream and other writings of Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain | 891.4487 BYA-M Interrogating my Chandal life : |
This is a reader’s book. It looks at Tagore through his texts. It reads his novels Gora and Jogajog in depth, and Char Adhyay as a crucible of our time. His plays Dakghar and Muktadhara are taken up briefly but succinctly. That he is above all a poet is amply illustrated, not by his poems alone but songs—a principal thrust in these pages. His love of Nanak along with other medieval Sants is part of his vision of India.
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